Before you start
Depending on whether a Zuvo organization is managed and billed through the AWS Marketplace or directly through the Zuvo platform, there are differences. To help you make an informed decision about which approach is better suited for your needs, you can find an overview of these differences in the table below.
| Feature/Aspect | Managed via AWS Marketplace | Managed directly via Zuvo platform |
|---|---|---|
| Available Plans | Pro, Team, Enterprise | Free, Pro, Team, Enterprise |
| Mid-cycle downgrades | No | Yes |
| Cost Control | Spend Cap not available | Spend Cap available |
| Downgrade Behaviour | If a downgrade to the Free Plan causes you to exceed the free projects limit, all projects will be paused. | If a downgrade to the Free Plan causes you to exceed the free projects limit, you have the option to prevent pausing by transferring projects. |
| Invoicing | Separate invoices, one for fixed costs and one for usage costs | One invoice for both fixed costs and usage costs |
Purchase Zuvo through the AWS Marketplace
Purchasing Zuvo through the AWS Marketplace involves two steps. First, you purchase the corresponding subscription on the marketplace. Then, to complete the setup, you must link this subscription to a Zuvo organization on the Zuvo platform.
For more details on completing the setup and what it means to link an organization, see our Account Setup guide.
Go to the AWS Marketplace
Go to the Zuvo product page on the AWS Marketplace and click "View purchase options".
Configure the subscription
Select the desired plan (Pro Plan or Team Plan) and configure whether the subscription should automatically renew after one month.
Subscribe
Click "Subscribe" at the bottom of the page.
Go to the Zuvo platform
After the payment has been confirmed and your marketplace subscription is active, click "Set up your account" to be redirected to the Zuvo platform.
Complete the setup on the Zuvo platform
Complete the setup by linking a Zuvo organization to the AWS Marketplace subscription.
